si dawson

Mem­ory is noto­ri­ously unre­li­able. It's a fair bet that most of the mem­o­ries we have are con­fused, jum­bled, or oth­er­wise incor­rect. Cer­tainly not accu­rate enough to hold up in court — this is, after all, why police­men write down every­thing at the scene of a crime. The funny thing is, these are the mem­o­ries that we …